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Sidenote. I fail to see why his family would let him be homeless to begin with. Those responsible for this death should get in big trouble, but dang the guy fought for his country and had issues, but no home. Sad

Sidenote. I fail to see why his family would let him be homeless to begin with. Those responsible for this death should get in big trouble, but dang the guy fought for his country and had issues, but no home. Sad

When he returned from the service, his family said, both his mental illness and thirst for alcohol became more pronounced, and he would often disappear for months at a time, finding warmth in hospitals, shelters and on the streets.
"When he wanted to venture off, we let him, we allowed him to come and go," recalled his sister, Cheryl Warner. "He always came back."

Alma Murdough said she hadn't learned of her son's death until the AP contacted her last week, nearly a month after he died. His public defender was told of the death three days after the inmate was found, the DOC said.